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by oezi 3mo ago
I like the German non-compete requirements (by law): max non-compete length is 24 months. Non-competes need to be reimbursed at half the last salary. The non-compete also needs to be specific to a real competition scenario (e.g. you taking
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by oezi 3mo ago
Even if transport is encrypted, the LLM computations will always be clear text, right?
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by oezi 3mo ago
I get the bearish case but it is easy to forget how much difference good vs bad politics can have and that politics isn't primarily a game of facts. It is an optimization problem under many unknowns and its history is littered with aca
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by oezi 3mo ago
Forecasting that the GPU build-out will reach 100 trillion USD in 2034 is wild (that's triple the US GDP in 8 years). And another 10x within 2 years. I am not sure where they believe that amount of capital could come from. It would req
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by oezi 3mo ago
Can you elaborate?
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by oezi 3mo ago
I track the subscription value against API rates and you get between 13-20k at current rates. When Fable launched I got 32k for a short time. 500 USD per day is thus very little.
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by oezi 3mo ago
Sorry, but most Europeans don't use the term anymore since the Nazis tried to impose a catastrophic societal order based on their race ideology. White people were only white if they could show bloodlines reaching back generations. One
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by oezi 3mo ago
I said nothing about that. But there are tipping points where buying too much is actually wasteful.
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by oezi 3mo ago
Since toilet paper is mostly non-perishable it shouldn't really matter, right? But for anything that goes bad there is also a tipping point where you bought too much and have things go to waste.
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by oezi 3mo ago
I think the poster is indeed criticizing bulk shopping. I would then to agree that shopping in bulk makes it easier to overprovision or to have things go to waste or being bought superfluously. I am also not sure about it being cheaper in t
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by oezi 3mo ago
If you have ever watched a deliver truck on their tracking app to crawl its way to you from stop to stop you realize the most optimistic timing is maybe 1 minute per package. Assuming the truck, driver, gas could be operated for 60 USD&#x2F
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by oezi 4mo ago
A 200 USD Clause 20x subscription gives you 13,000 USD equivalent in API credits. And those are believed to profitable for Anthropic while the 200 USD are properly not, if used to a large extend. If the subscription is gutted by factor 2&#x
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by oezi 4mo ago
If you don't reset sessions eagerly or compact regularly it is easy to consume billions in input tokens while Claude churns away.
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by oezi 4mo ago
Energy prices for Gas play a role as do influx of refugess feom Ukraine for metrics such as GDP per person, but the key thing is China having reached the level of manufacturing prowess to eat into the German main industries (cars, machinery
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by oezi 4mo ago
This is what I use for making changes to local settings.json. Works nicely.
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by oezi 4mo ago
On paper you are right. You can file an NDA. But in reality you can't prove that the product on the market (the drug you are adding an NDA to) is sufficiently under your control to enable you to claim that it is safe and effective. Onl
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by oezi 4mo ago
The patents aren't hindering off-label use. The hinder commercial exploitation by others.
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by oezi 4mo ago
The doctors are assuming liability or let the patient sign waivers, which I guess is fine. But the lack of a pathway prevents a lot of commercial possibilities. For instance it is almost impossible to build a business around supporting off-
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by oezi 4mo ago
Such studies are great but there is no regulatory pathway to extend the use of existing drugs for new indications of use without the consent of the manufacturer (or becoming a manufacturer yourself). This means such studies can give more cl
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by oezi 4mo ago
That's a grim view on a politician who - looking from the outside - is just thinking and talking like a normal human. There are a lot of fine shades between a free riding communism and cut-throat capitalism. Finding workable balances i
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by oezi 4mo ago
Very nice. Are you using the roman roads which were also on HN a couple of weeks ago?
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by oezi 4mo ago
Well, I mean Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi, PDD/Temu, Baidu, Bilibili, NIO, XPeng... These aren't in the CSI 300 and the legal constructs of listing them via HK or other stock exchanges is unfortunately often questionable.
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by oezi 4mo ago
Terms of Service as the third largest gave a good chuckle. Right after Chinematic Universe (Director's Cut)
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by oezi 4mo ago
And if you look at the composition of the indices and ETFs you realize that you aren't participating in the innovative China, but get typical developing country stocks and very limited exposure to innovation. Also -10% over the last 5
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by oezi 4mo ago
China's equities aren't really tradable. If they were it would be nice.
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by oezi 4mo ago
With the big caveat that strong dividend yields can be an indicator that the market is considering the company to do poorly in the future.
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by oezi 4mo ago
Why wouldn't it be a Skynet? One runaway Mythos might just hack all other data centers, take over the Figure AI bots and autonomous drones to protect itself from shutdown. How many model generations are we a away from a model capable o
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by oezi 5mo ago
The article gives the number as well 300bn invested so far vs 10 trillion paid in salaries for white collar/knowledge work labor.
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by oezi 5mo ago
> What to do about it is the real issue. Yes, it is and the article isn't going there enough what options we have as societies. I think this is because the article is still trying to convince you that the white collar job losses are
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by oezi 5mo ago
Yes, it was a design decision of the auto_ptr to have this move semantics and it worked very nicely for us because we used for instance to pass progress monitors down the stack.

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